New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
HOME NE US.
NETWORK CITY.


| "a H--Mr starbuck in purchasing the Derby
| rosd from tho City Of New Haven represented tht
New-York and New-England Rairoad
Tho weII-known schooner yacht Rambler, whose
formidable bows became familiar TO everybody visit
ing Bay Ridge, Owned by the late Commodore w. Z! u
! Thomas OF the New-Y0rk Yacht Club, Is to be sold
at auction at No. 81 Pine-st, on Wednesday morning
| The Rev. l. Newton Stranger, who has accepted
tho call to tho Holy Trinity Church. Harlem, to succeed
the Rev. Dr. Randolph H. McKim, VIII assume inc
rectorship ON september l.
Tho new steamer Ncw.York, Of tho Albany Day
Iine Will make her first trip up tho Hudson Tomorrow
The hotel propretors and managers Living In or
doing business In this State will hold convention
at the Grand Union Hotel Saratoga Springs on Thurs
day afternoon organize the State Hotel Association
ars, snS seenne in matters where the interests
Of tho profession may be projected
Mayor Hewitt has received from time to time letters
from various persons suggesting methods OF street
cleaning which they think would be an improvement
on the present system. They were forwarded TO
Street Cleaning Commissioner Coleman. He replied
at length to the Mayor yesterday characteinmS
most Of the schemes rs impracticabie
Coroner Ekiman yesterday released from the Tombs
James O'FIahcrty, tho wards Island attendant who
with Attendant Brown was hell to await the action
OF the Grand Jury charge OF carelessness, which
resulted in the death of Samuel Roth Jereaniah
c. Lyons went on his bond for 5000
Henry Melting. age Hftecn Of No. 6o7 second-ave-,
died yesterday from lockjaw caused by pistolshot
wound in tho hand, received ON July
The bodies OF two drowned mon wero found In the
East River yesterday, at the foot Of Twenty-hfth
st. and the other ut the foot Of Stanton-st.
Alexander Watson, one Of the nurses at tho Bloom
ingdae Asylum won't to bathe in the Hudson River ct
zone hundred-and twen y-thrd-st yesterday and was
drowned. His boy was not recovered
Professor Draper Of the Central Park Observatory
reports that wind travelled ,009 miles last week
the usan barometer was os24 inches: tho Their
h,ometer ranged from "a to 81 degrees; and the
rainfall was .13 Inch.
BROOKLYN.
II Il expected that the cruiser Chicago will
DC ready for her trial trip within fortnight
A CODY of "The Daily Freeman" which has long
pono out of existence, was found by w0rkmen while
dcmo.ishing an old building In Fultonst. yesterday
for Loeser & Co. Tho paper was dated January 70
1881.
Charles Crcnlt. tho alleged abductor Of Nina Bope
OF Chicago could not Ia found at No. ego Monroe-st
where he been stopping Of late, could any one
there give any information as TO his whcroabouts
Somc surprise has been expressed that tho detectives
who took the girl did not arrest Cronk at tho
same time
TIE police are stu confident that they have In
Martin Kavcrney the murderer Of Andrew Cox,
although they have as yet found no new evidence
against the prisoner. walter Berry, James Smith and
Michael ward. who were arrested on suspicion Of
being implicated In the MURDER have been discharged